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Visualizing the Unknown

How Bigwidesky created a visual narrative to help leaders navigate crises and change.

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Culture

You Want Someone to Do Something?

Numerous studies have shown that ensuring that colleagues even just know one another's names improves performance and teamwork and that the more they know about each other the better performance and teamwork gets.

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Communications

Increasing Your Openness to Innovations

Having an openness to innovations is not about having the ability to predict the future or make the right investments. It is about an openness or disposition to consider change.

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Cloudbreaks

David Chancellor: Where Quirky Meets Brilliance

Have you ever met a person and instantly felt like their aura, their essence, their very soul, was giving you a hug?

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Cloudbreaks

Inspirational Leaders: Making Business More Human

From his point-of-view in the kitchen, Frank McGinty saw the looks on peoples’ faces around the table. And from that moment on, he was hooked.

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Lift Blog

Speaking in Code

We at Bigwidesky have a benediction of sorts for you: We hope that you take this moment to craft your own constellations. Take those images that are perhaps light years apart — work things, childhood things, community things — and find new connections. By taking agency to shape the spaces between our images and ideas, new meaning can emerge. 

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Lift Blog

The Big Three Blind Spots in Mergers and Acquisitions

The two organizations were victims of the big three most common blind spots in mergers and acquisitions. They are the same ones we have seen lead organizations of all sizes headlong into failure. These blind spots are pervasive because they are, indeed, hidden from immediate view for even the most seasoned, intelligent, thoughtful executives.

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This is Not an Orange

Answering these four simple questions reveals the deepest insights about your brand and creates a basis for building trust.

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